Which preposition to use with piked
But the lances of Alexander's cavalry and the pikes of the phalanx now pressed nearer and nearer to him.
Thus, our pikes in front, a charge in flank, his line once pierced needs must follow confusion and disorder.
How to roast a PIKE with a Pudding in the Belly. Take a large pike, scale and clean it, draw it at the gills.
Let your bows be strung and ready, but set your pikes to the foreand Giles, watch!
Pull out the pike from off this javelin-top, And there are tidings for these lords and thee.
The inn where we put up was a pretty good one, and as this lake abounds in fish, we had some excellent trout and pike for supper; among other dishes there was one that was very gratifying to me, an old East and West Indian; and that was the Peveroni or large red and green peppers or capsicums fried in oil.
Now once again Beltane brake from the jester's clutching fingers and striding forward, came face to face with one that bare a pike on mailed shoulder, and who, beholding Beltane, halted to peer at him with head out-thrust; quoth he: "Ha! stand!
"They should either furnish those guys with a muzzle or give them a pike at the inside of the show business so that they would either keep their trap shut or know what they are talking about.
Nor am I by his ill success deterr'd, I rather feel a strong desire that sways me To follow his profession, and if Heaven Hath mark'd me out to be a man, how proud, In the service of my Country, should I be, To trail a Pike under your brave command!
Politics, I would remark, however, had been regarded by Mr. Pike as a means rather than an end.
Like a pike after minnows, I pursued the works of Les Jeune France along the quays and through every passage in Paris.
" Ere his orders could be obeyed, the other two boats had anticipated his purpose; and Mordaunt Mertoun, eager to distinguish himself above Cleveland, had with the whole strength he possessed, plunged a half-pike into the body of the animal.
A good ship I know, and a poor cabin; and the language of a cannon: and therefore as my breeding has been rough, scorning delicacy; and my present being consisteth altogether upon the soldier (blunt, plain and unpolished), so must my writings be, proceeding from fingers fitter for the pike than the pen."
And you, fellows, who have been so bold as to lift a pike without an order have a care they do not burn your hands.
The men seemed to think that for the time there was nothing more to be done, laid their pikes against the wall, and assumed, Harry thought, a more friendly aspect.
365 But now with other soul I stand alone Sublime upon this far-surveying cone, And watch from [P] pike to pike amid the sky Small as a bird the chamois-chaser fly.
There were pickerel from four to ten pounds in weight, white fish, black bass, rock bass, Oswego bass, and pike by the dozen; and, what was a stranger to me, a queer looking specimen of the piscatory tribes, half bull-head, and half eel, with a cross of the lizard.
He marches as if he were at plough, carries his pike like a pike-staff, and his sword before him for fear of losing from his side.
Le Gaire knew that Chambers' force would be along the pike within a few hoursprobably long before the appearance of any Federal advance in the neighborhood, as he was unaware that I had sent back a courier.
"Yes; and they said you'd hit the pike about dark last night, to chase a crazy man.